Just wondering if anyone would be interesting in seeing the rules for SW/WFRP published as a standalone rules set for use with any campaign, a la Savage Worlds? Any mileage in this idea?
The art of Bullying someone...
I don't know that a generic ruleset would work so well, but if you wanted a "sword and sorcery" version, check this out:
I love cheese...
I love cheese...
Gouda for you.
Gouda is pretty boring... But only 18miles away.
I love cheese...
Cheese makes me feel bleu.
Gouda for you.I love cheese...
Its nacho best joke but it was still funny.
I am in Istanbul... Pretty awesome place if you aske me.
I never made it to Istanbul. I wanted to, but the wife had us set to see a historical site towards the west end of Turkey instead. Maybe next time.
Are you sure you don't mean Constantinople?
Nope; it was Ephesus, IIRC.
You all sound like Monterey Jack from the Rescue Rangers.
I love cheese...
You all sound like Monterey Jack from the Rescue Rangers.
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Because I all know you guys are dieing to see me and Lando just chillin', here you go!
Works every time.
That's an impressive DVD collection. A tad organised for my liking, but still... impressive, most impressive.
That's an impressive DVD collection. A tad organised for my liking, but still... impressive, most impressive.
You thing that is impressive. You should see the rest of Scarecrow's collection! This right here is the Foreign Movies section:
Over here, you have JUST the action movies. Mind you, this doesn't include Kung Fu flicks, adventure movies, westerns, or car chase flicks (All of which get their own sections). . . .
And if it was ever on a video format, they'll probably have it. VHS, Beta, Laserdisc, VCD, Blu Ray, DVD - I wouldn't be shocked if they movies it on Viewmaster Reels somewhere in the back. Which is how you wind up with awesome movies like this:
(Best tagline ever: "Break Ninja law, suffer Ninja justice!")
Edited by DesslokThat's an impressive DVD collection. A tad organised for my liking, but still... impressive, most impressive.
You thing that is impressive. You should see the rest of Scarecrow's collection! This right here is the Foreign Movies section:
Over here, you have JUST the action movies. Mind you, this doesn't include Kung Fu flicks, adventure movies, westerns, or car chase flicks (All of which get their own sections). . . .
And if it was ever on a video format, they'll probably have it. VHS, Beta, Laserdisc, VCD, Blu Ray, DVD - I wouldn't be shocked if they movies it on Viewmaster Reels somewhere in the back. Which is how you wind up with awesome movies like this:
(Best tagline ever: "Break Ninja law, suffer Ninja justice!")
They probably have this movie I saw on HBO as a kid that I cannot remember for the life of me and never saw the whole thing. The movie was a terrible 80s/90s sci-fi action flick. It involves virtual reality where people can enter these booths and live out their dreams. There was also some sort of martial arts aspect as well. I probably only saw the first 20 min or so.
Existenz ? It was 1999 so a little later.
They probably have this movie I saw on HBO as a kid that I cannot remember for the life of me and never saw the whole thing. The movie was a terrible 80s/90s sci-fi action flick. It involves virtual reality where people can enter these booths and live out their dreams. There was also some sort of martial arts aspect as well. I probably only saw the first 20 min or so.
Such is the power of scarecrow, you'd be able to go up to a clerk, give them this extremely vague movie summation and they (or one of the other workers) would not only know the name, but who directed it and where it could be found.
(Just as an experiment, I'll take your paragraph in and show it to them and see if they can ID the flick). . . .
Edited by DesslokThey probably have this movie I saw on HBO as a kid that I cannot remember for the life of me and never saw the whole thing. The movie was a terrible 80s/90s sci-fi action flick. It involves virtual reality where people can enter these booths and live out their dreams. There was also some sort of martial arts aspect as well. I probably only saw the first 20 min or so.
Such is the power of scarecrow, you'd be able to go up to a clerk, give them this extremely vague movie summation and they (or one of the other workers) would not only know the name, but who directed it and where it could be found.
(Just as an experiment, I'll take your paragraph in and show it to them and see if they can ID the flick). . . .
One of the, uh fantasies? involved a large man, an attractive woman, and a bathtub.